Oi10 oceanology International

Oi10
oceanology international
9 – 11 March 2010, London Excel

The World's premier event for marine science and ocean technology

We would like to invite you to register for your free entrance badge to Oceanology International 2010 - the world's premier meeting place for the marine science and ocean technology community.

Your badge will give you access to over 400 exhibiting companies and also the five one-day technical conferences held over the three days

World's Largest Selection of Suppliers

Oceanology International is the Global Ocean Forum. All aspects of Marine Science & Ocean Technology will be displayed on the exhibition floor.

This year's event will feature over 400 exhibitors, allowing you to benchmark products and services from the largest grouping of international suppliers in the world.
Click here to view the Exhibitor List

Conference Committee Heads and Streams

The 2010 conference, developed with the Society for Underwater Technology, will focus on five core technical disciplines to Oceanology International 2010.

Each technical discipline will have its own dedicated one day conference and has been programmed by a conference committee, headed by some of the industry's leaders and influencers:

Conference & Head of Committee
Navigation & Positioning - Rob Balloch, Sonardyne
Marine Environment - Paul Holthus, World Ocean Council
Geotechnics - Pat Power, Fugro
Ocean Observation & Forecasting - Professor Ralph Rayner, Reed Exhibitions Marine Chairman
Hydrography/Geophysics - Andy W Hill, BP America

View the full Conference Committee here

By registering for your free visitor badge to Oceanology International 2010 you will gain free access to the peer-reviewed technical conferences held over the three days.

Vessels, Networking, Associated Meetings

Oceanology International hosts a variety of vessels from survey vessels to naval ships, many of which allow all visitors on-board to view their technologies or will carry out waterborne demonstrations. Confirmed vessels include the Wessex Explorer, Yantlet and Kommandoren.

There will be many opportunities to network with your peers over the three days of Oceanology International, including the dedicated networking evening taking place on the exhibition floor on the 9th March. More details to follow shortly.

We are also pleased to announce that a number of associated meetings will be held by industry associations, work groups and end-user organisations. Confirmed associations include the SUT, IMCA and UKSpill